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SDMF

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I haven’t seen anything big enough to consider “migrating flocks” in ND/SD yet.

If the combines, carts, and Semi’s keep up their current pace you might only see waterfowl concentrated on big water with feeding flocks spreading out all over.
 


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The kids and I would always go up to Moffit over Teacher Conversations for Cranes. It seems like that was the best time. As we always got into them. And the Upland hunting was great up there with lots of School and PLOTS land. This year it's the 15th and 16th of October.
 

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We need some migrators. This opener marked the fewest amount of local birds I've ever personally seen in 20 plus years. Late rains helped shore up some ponds, but you can tell a lot of ducks flew right over ND this spring and likely nested in Canada. Friends who have hunted there this fall confirm: Crazy amount of birds are piling up north of the border. If we can get some good cool weather and strong pushes, it could make for dynamite hunting in the weeks to come.
 

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